Robert Morris University
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Robert Morris University welcomed its largest freshman class in seven years, with over 770 new students, reflecting a 22% increase from two years ago. This rise is attributed to focused recruitment efforts, regional outreach, new courses in AI and financial literacy, and substantial financial aid to students.
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Robert Morris University has appointed Ron Moses as the new vice president and director of athletics, succeeding Chris King. With extensive experience in student-athlete development, Moses aims to enhance RMU’s athletic program, emphasizing academic success and community involvement while building on the university’s traditions.
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Pin High PGH, an indoor golf simulator facility in Moon Township, was opened by Nick Notto, a pharmacist with an MBA. It offers 24/7 access and features advanced technology for all skill levels. Since January, it has gained popularity, earning high customer ratings and partnerships with local collegiate teams.
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World Cup fans in West Hills can watch the U.S. match against Belgium at Acrisure Stadium on July 6, with free admission and hats for the first 500 attendees. In other news, utility work on West Carson Street will begin Monday night, impacting traffic routes. In international sports, Robert Morris’ Myriam Traore will represent France…
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Chris King, RMU’s vice president and director of athletics since May 2019, has resigned to pursue new opportunities. A 1994 alumnus, he highlighted achievements in student athlete performance and program elevation. The university’s president praised King’s contributions as a leader. A search for his replacement is underway.
